Crusoe Port of Victoria AI Data Center Project

Crusoe Port of Victoria Campus is a planned AI data-center project near the Port of Victoria in Calhoun County, Texas. TYPE3’s map data classifies it as an announced hyperscale facility with zero operational MW and uses a DataCenterMap seed. Crusoe and Blue Energy announced the project in October 2025, describing a campus at the port and a nearby advanced nuclear power plant of up to 1.5 GW for Crusoe-developed AI factories. The companies also described a natural-gas bridge and a speed-to-market concept.

The 1.5 GW figure belongs to the announced nuclear power-plant concept. It does not establish the campus’s energized IT load, grid deliverability, or available capacity. The natural-gas bridge and delivery concept are company disclosures, not a guaranteed schedule. No reviewed evidence shows that the data-center campus is operating, permitted, under construction, or contracted to a customer.

Public evidence places the project near the Port of Victoria and identifies Calhoun County in Crusoe’s corrected announcement. It does not establish a precise public site point. The project remains distinct from Crusoe’s Abilene and Childress projects. Its current status is best understood as an announced energy-backed campus concept, with later milestones requiring separate evidence for land control, permits, power approvals, construction, customer commitments, and operation.